The Rebel
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Iāve been hiking several old abandoned roads in the woods. They are on the 1867 maps and no houses are shown to be along them. Some of these roads might be 6 miles long.
The old roads in some places are boarded by stonewalls to the left & right, which I figure were put there to help guide travelers by letting them know they were on the main road & not on some side road. In other places the border walls just end and the road continues. When I see the areas with the border walls I feel like Iām coming into an area where a cellar hole might be but I do not see any possible evidence of one, even when there is a definite opening in the wall that says to me come on in.
When looking at the aerial satellite maps I also see stonewalls go off in all directions that are squared off so these must have been pens, grazing fieldsā¦etc..
What I canāt figure out is why out in the middle of nowhere they spent so much time squaring these areas off. In my mind there has to be a cellar hole someplace that these squared off areas belonged to.
Love to hear some of your thoughts on the subject.
Thanks in advance,
Roger
The old roads in some places are boarded by stonewalls to the left & right, which I figure were put there to help guide travelers by letting them know they were on the main road & not on some side road. In other places the border walls just end and the road continues. When I see the areas with the border walls I feel like Iām coming into an area where a cellar hole might be but I do not see any possible evidence of one, even when there is a definite opening in the wall that says to me come on in.
When looking at the aerial satellite maps I also see stonewalls go off in all directions that are squared off so these must have been pens, grazing fieldsā¦etc..
What I canāt figure out is why out in the middle of nowhere they spent so much time squaring these areas off. In my mind there has to be a cellar hole someplace that these squared off areas belonged to.
Love to hear some of your thoughts on the subject.
Thanks in advance,
Roger